Latest News About Trackhouse Racing

Here’s the latest overview on Trackhouse Racing based on available public reporting.

• Trackhouse Racing has been active with notable organizational changes in recent years, including driver lineup shifts and strategic moves as they expand to multiple entries in NASCAR Cup. Keep an eye on official team communications for confirmation of any personnel changes or new driver announcements.[4][5]

• In 2025 Trackhouse publicly announced a one-off Daytona entry for January, partnering with TF Sport and Corvette Racing for the number 91, signaling continued expansion beyond their two-car Cup operation.[1]

• Rumors and coverage around late 2024 to mid-2025 highlighted Discussion of NASCAR’s 2025 practice/qualifying format and Trackhouse’s competitive positioning, including implications of personnel moves and potential driver changes. While such reports are common in media cycles, official confirmations come from Trackhouse press releases or NASCAR announcements.[1]

• Longer-term context: Trackhouse is co-owned by Justin Marks and Pitbull and has diversified ventures (notably Project 91 in NASCAR’s ecosystem and involvement in other motorsport ventures), which can influence their Cup program staffing and driver strategy.[5]

Illustration: example evolution of a typical trackhouse season timeline

• Offseason planning and driver negotiations
• Major announcements (new car entries, Daytona plans, sponsor deals)
• On-track results and performance review
• Personnel changes and strategic hires/releases

If you’d like, I can pull the most current primary sources (team press releases, NASCAR news) and summarize them with direct citations, or set up a quick news tracker for Trackhouse Racing over the next few weeks.